Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07

At $75, Mrs. G. Halberstadt, Mrs.
G. H. Adams and Misses M. Clancy,
r. +. Nix, L. A. Richardson, Z. Mid
dleton and M. r. Locke.
At 500, Misses G. Farnsworth, A. L.
Mccullough, M. Ross and M. Croweli.
At $50, Miss G. Wise and Mrs. J. F.
Powell.
At $40, Mrs. E. Teel, Mrs. E. Wiley
and Mrs. f. A. johnson.
At $50, Mrs. A. A. johnson. Mrs.
M. 4. Sabine, Mrs. j. Swift, Miss A.
L. Gavitt and Miss L. Campbell.
At $50 Misses r. Hickithier, L..
Thomas and Mrs. A. Womersly.
The Board then proceed as board
of equalization adjusting the assess
ment rolls.
The following persons were sworn
and testified: L. ID. Tweedy and e..
w. Tweedy.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
G. w. Morgan to appear before the
board on August 9th and show cause
why his assessment should not be
raised.
The following changes were then
made in the assessment roll:
B. Cohn, reduced from $3100 to
1850; o. P. Parsons reduced to $4,000 ;
B. Parsons reduced to $500; b. Gui-
rido reduced to $25O0; William Story
reduced to $1,000; f. H. Boyd re-
duced to $4,000; M. A. Abbott reduced
to $1,000; d White reduced to $1,000
j. J. Nagle reduced to 5000, Andrew
Jorighins, of the Cienega ranch, 800
acres, reduced to $175 an acre, G. W..
G. Pallett reduced to $4,000, H. L..
Montgomery reduced to $1,000, G. W..
Irverdy to $1,000. J. ]. McClelland to
$1,000, P. G. McGaugh to $500, c. F..
Dickerson to $500, Mrs. Flora to $4,000,
j. w. Cate to $4,000, T. L. Goock to
$4,000, Mrs. Shugg to $4,000, William
Moss to $1,000, T. K. Parsons $1,000, j..
w. McGaugh to $500, A. A. Bermu-
dos to $500, J. r. Banks to $500, l..
H. Burk to $4,000, Ella Dunlap to 5000,
A. H. Dunlap to $1,000, Iples & Dun
lap to $50 per acre, Susan Dunlap to
$3.50.
The assessment of Henry Elmo was
raised from $1,000 to $4,000.
The assessed value of the Centenela
was raised as follows: Section q to
$40 per acre; section % to $35; section
27 to $40; section % to $35; section
29 to $35; section 80 to $40; section
81 to $50; section SO to $50; section
"a to $35; section 36 to $25; sec
tion 4, to $50; section 5, to $50.
Michael Wagner reduced to $4,000 !;
Edgar Smith reduced to $4,000 I;
Thomas Carey reduced to 500 900; p.
McAneny reduced to $6000;' Andrew
Joughins reduced on S0-acre tract to
$4,000; Andrew Joughins reduced on
320-acre tract TO $4,000; Martin
Golden reduced per acre to $3.50, and
improvements to $500; Rich & Dillon
to $1,000; Mary Conoly on 160-acre
tract to $4,000, on S0-acre tract to
$500, ON 160-acre tract to $6400, on
640-acre tract to $4,000, OH 320-acre
tract to $13 1000; M. Doster reduced to
$4,000; S. M. Davidson reduced on
80 acres to $4,000, on another 80
acres to 500, 900; G. w. Dye reduced
to $4,000; Robert Tweedy, on 1885,
acre tract, reduced to 500 per acre, on
364-acre tract to 500 per acre, on 572-
dCTt tTdCJ W aoJ,lJ II. L. LOtSptlCH
reduced to $50 per lot; VIM. Dryden,
on 160-acre tract, reduced to $32 900,
on 320-acre tract, to $17, 900.
The following assessments were
raised: Miguel Leoniues, 70 $4,000; ;
Thomas Burns, to $50 per acre, and
Mrs. Quinby to $40 per acre.
The petitions of Mrs. Wilson and
Brigdon were denied.
The assessment on corner of Spring
and Second streets were stricken from
the rolls; B. Cohn reduced to $4,000 !;
G. Tononi, on LOG acres, reduced
$4,000; on 202 acres reduced to $40 100 !;
B. Ballino, on 1856 acres, reduced to
500 per acre; Southern Pacific Rail-
road, on 10 acres, reduced to $4,000 !:
Western Development Company, re-
duced to $50 per acre.
Assessment of Sam Ross raised to
$l50per acre Minnie Runpp, reduced
to $4,000.
The petitions of L. w. Dennis and
G. Juston were denied.
The Board then adjourned to meet
on Monday at 10 Am.